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Los Angeles, CA Indian Wedding by Balerina Films

Mehak & Bhavin’s Southern California celebration is exactly that kind of experience—a wedding that wasn’t just captured, but felt, frame by frame. From the vibrant sangeet to the sacred ceremony at BAPS Temple LA and a stunning beachfront reception at The Waterfront Beach Resort, this multi-day celebration unfolded like a cinematic love story—one that Balerina Films brought to life with movement, emotion, and storytelling that lingers long after the final scene.

Because this, Maharani brides, is a video feature—and trust us, you’re going to want to hit replay.

The festivities began with a high-energy sangeet at R Banquet, where the tone was set immediately: bold, joyful, and unapologetically celebratory. With planning and design by Preevents, every moment flowed seamlessly, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

And when the music started? It didn’t stop. DJ Fresh took over the night, delivering beats that turned the dance floor into the heartbeat of the celebration. From choreographed performances to spontaneous dance-offs, the energy was infectious—the kind of night where “just one more song” turns into hours of non-stop dancing.

Mehak’s looks throughout the weekend were nothing short of iconic. For her bridal ensemble, she wore Anita Dongre, bringing a sense of refined elegance and timeless craftsmanship to her wedding day. Her beauty looks, created by Makeup by Dina, Drea V Makeup, and Farah with the Good Hair, were flawlessly executed—each one enhancing her natural glow while complementing the distinct vibe of every event. And let's not forget about Neha Assar, who created an incredible mehndi design worth the incredible images.

Of course, no South Asian wedding is complete without unforgettable food, and Natraj delivered a culinary experience that guests won’t soon forget. Rich flavors, comforting classics, and a menu that kept everyone coming back for seconds (and thirds) made every event as delicious as it was memorable.

And that’s what makes this feature so special. From the vibrant sangeet to the sacred temple ceremony to a reception that danced into the night, Mehak & Bhavin’s wedding was a celebration of love, culture, and connection—brought to life through cinematic storytelling that will be cherished for years to come.

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Some love stories begin with grand gestures. Ours began quietly with a swipe, a typo, and perfect timing.
We met the way many modern love stories do: online. When Bhavin’s profile first appeared on my screen, his name actually read “Bryan.” It was almost a miss, but something about him felt genuine and familiar. Our conversation flowed effortlessly, and what began as casual messages soon turned into something we both looked forward to each day.

From the very beginning, there was an ease between us, laughter, honesty, and a sense of comfort that didn’t need explanation. As time passed, it became clear that what we were building was more than romance. Bhavin was steady, thoughtful, and deeply supportive, the kind of partner who feels like home. We grew together through shared values, everyday moments, and a bond rooted in trust and friendship.

When Bhavin proposed, it felt less like a surprise and more like a natural continuation of a journey that had always felt aligned. What began with a simple swipe and a miswritten name had quietly grown into a love filled with intention, patience, and partnership.

During our wedding ceremony, one moment captured the essence of everything we believe marriage to be. We touched each other’s feet, a ritual traditionally symbolic of respect and humility. But for us, it held a deeper meaning. It was a mutual gesture, an unspoken promise that there would be no hierarchy between us. Only equality, gratitude, and reverence. In that moment, we honored not just tradition, but each other, choosing to bow not out of obligation, but out of love.

Today, as husband and wife, we carry that same quiet certainty forward — grateful that our story began in the most modern of ways, yet led us to something timeless, sacred, and deeply rooted in respect.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
We wanted to create something that felt intentional and deeply meaningful rather than just visually beautiful. The inspiration behind our Singapore mandap was rooted in the idea of welcome a space where every guest felt embraced, united, and genuinely happy to be together. While aesthetics naturally mattered, our true focus was on creating an atmosphere filled with warmth, love, and connection. During this time, I was balancing two jobs, and we had just welcomed a new puppy into our lives, making the planning process one of the most demanding seasons we’ve experienced yet, also one of the most rewarding. Bhavin was deeply involved every step of the way, thoughtfully supporting and shaping our vision alongside me. My mother-in-law and father-in-law were equally involved, with countless conversations and shared excitement as we brought the details to life together. Meanwhile, my parents stood firmly behind us, ensuring that any support we needed, emotional or financial, was given wholeheartedly.

Maharanis, if you’ve ever wondered whether wedding videography is worth it, let this be your answer.

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Sangeet Venue: R Banquet | Ceremony Venue: BAPS Temple LA | Reception Venue: The Waterfront Beach Resort a Hilton Hotel | Planning & Design: Preevents | Floral & Decor: Flower Allie | Hair & Makeup: Makeup by Dina | Hair & Makeup: Drea V Makeup | Hair & Makeup: Farah with the Good Hair | Catering: Natraj | DJ: Dj Fresh | Bridal Fashions: Anita Dongre | Mehndi Artist: Neha Assar | Photography: Balerina Films


Novi, MI Indian Wedding by White Rose Production Cinema and Photo

There are weddings you attend… and then there are weddings you experience. Maya & Nikhil’s celebration falls firmly into the second category—a weekend where every detail felt intentional, every moment felt cinematic, and every guest left knowing they had just witnessed something truly special.

Set at Hyatt Place Detroit/Novi, this wedding proved that you don’t need a sprawling destination to create magic—you just need the right vision, the right team, and a couple who know how to celebrate love big. From the energy of the baraat, powered by The Suburban Collection, to the elegance of the reception, every transition felt seamless—and that’s no accident. Events By Raj Singh brought structure and creativity together beautifully, ensuring that the day flowed effortlessly while still leaving room for those spontaneous, joy-filled moments that make weddings unforgettable. The décor by Top That Table transformed the venue into a vibrant, immersive space—layering color, texture, and detail in a way that felt both festive and refined.

Maya’s bridal style was nothing short of stunning. With looks curated from Panihari and Roopkala Mumbai, she embodied that timeless Maharani elegance we all adore. Rich fabrics, intricate detailing, and silhouettes that moved beautifully through every event—it was a fashion moment from start to finish. Her glam team—Linda KannaFadia’s Beauty Salon, and Hair by Aysha—ensured she looked flawless through every hug, every tear, and every dance floor moment (because yes, there were plenty).

But let’s talk about the energy—because this wedding had it. Platinum Guide member DJ Ice & Fresh Productions understood the assignment completely. From the first beat drop, the dance floor became the heart of the celebration. The kind of energy where guests don’t need convincing—they’re already halfway to the floor before the chorus hits. A great DJ doesn’t just play music—they create moments. And this team delivered exactly that. Adding a beautiful live element to the celebration was Erin Zuchniewicz, whose violin performances brought a layer of elegance and emotion that elevated key moments throughout the day.

On the more intricate side of things, Maya’s mehndi was a work of art. Created by a talented trio—Maya’s MendhiRadhe Henna, and Bhakti Beauty by Henna—each design told a story, weaving tradition and personal detail into every delicate line. It’s these quiet, meaningful elements that ground a wedding in culture and emotion. And of course, no celebration is complete without those finishing touches. Candlelite Linens added a polished, cohesive look across the venue, while Purusham ensured the groom’s style was just as sharp and thoughtfully curated as the bride’s.

But what truly elevated this wedding into something unforgettable was the storytelling. Platinum Guide member White Rose Production Cinema and Photo captured the entire celebration with a cinematic lens that feels immersive and emotional. Their work doesn’t just document—it transports you. Every glance, every laugh, every moment of movement is preserved in a way that allows the couple to relive their day again and again. Complementing this beautifully was Northern Lights Studios, whose photography style blends editorial elegance with authentic emotion.

What makes Maya & Nikhil’s wedding so special isn’t just the stunning visuals or the high-energy moments—it’s the feeling of it all. The way every detail came together. The way every guest felt included. The way the entire day unfolded like a story you didn’t want to end.

Invest in a team that understands your vision, embrace the moments, and don’t forget to enjoy.

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DJ: DJ Ice & Fresh Productions | Cinematography: White Rose Production Cinema and Photo | Photography: Northern Lights Studios | Venue: Hyatt Place Detroit/Novi | Planning & Design: Events By Raj Singh | Floral & Decor: Top That Table | Hair & Makeup: Linda Kanna | Hair & Makeup: Fadia’s Beauty Salon LLC | Hair & Makeup: Hair by Aysha | Baraat: The Suburban Collection | Bridal Fashions: Panihari | Bridal Fashions: Roopkala Mumbai | Live Music: Erin Zuchniewicz | Mehndi Artist: Maya’s Mendhi | Mehndi Artist: Radhe Henna | Mehndi Artist: Bhakti Beauty by Henna | Rentals: Candlelite Linens | Tuxedos: Purusham


Somerset, NJ Indian Wedding by WSS Weddings

Some weddings are beautiful. Some are emotional. And some feel like the perfect crescendo of culture, celebration, and pure joy. Divya & Matt’s wedding unfolded like a classic love story wrapped in marigolds, layered in tradition, and lit up by one unforgettable dance floor. With a dream team of seasoned vendors and a venue known for grandeur, this wedding was designed to impress—but more importantly, to mean something.

The Palace at Somerset Park is the kind of venue that instantly elevates a celebration. Its regal architecture, sweeping staircases, and ornate ballrooms provide a canvas that complements the scale and vibrancy of Indian weddings beautifully. Behind the seamless flow of events was the talented Marigold Wedding Planners, whose expertise ensured every ritual, transition, and celebration felt cohesive and intentional. Indian weddings are multi-layered and detail-rich, and Marigold’s thoughtful planning allowed Divya & Matt to truly enjoy each moment without worrying about what was happening behind the scenes.

The décor by Elegant Affairs brought the “Wow” factor in full bloom. Rich florals, statement mandap design, and layered textures transformed the ballroom into a regal celebration space. Every petal, every draped fabric, and every flicker of candlelight felt purposeful—creating an atmosphere that balanced tradition with modern refinement.

Her glam by Kanwal Batool enhanced her natural beauty while honoring the timeless elegance of an Indian bride.

If the ceremony was heartfelt, the reception was electric. Moghul Catering delivered a feast that celebrated bold Indian flavors and hospitality at its finest. When it was time to officially open the dance floor, M4U Events took control of the night. Known for their ability to read a room and elevate energy at just the right moment, they curated a soundtrack that kept the crowd moving from the first beat to the final encore. There’s a reason Platinum Guide DJs are recognized for excellence: they don’t just play music—they orchestrate momentum. And this dance floor was proof. From Bollywood classics to high-energy party anthems, every generation found their groove.

Capturing every emotion, every twirl, and every stolen glance were the talented storytellers at WSS Weddingsfor both photography and cinematography. Their artistry goes beyond documentation; it’s about preserving atmosphere. The way they frame light, movement, and intimacy ensures that couples can relive not just how the wedding looked—but how it felt. From cinematic ceremony shots to dynamic reception moments, their work transforms a wedding day into a visual legacy.

Divya & Matt’s Somerset celebration was a beautiful reminder that weddings are more than a series of events—they’re immersive experiences. They’re layered with culture, family, music, flavor, and meaning. Most of all, they’re about partnership.

If you’re dreaming of a wedding that balances grandeur with heart, let this be your inspiration. 

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DJ: M4U Events | Photography: WSS Weddings | Planning & Design: Marigold Wedding Planners | Cinematography: WSS Weddings | Venue: Palace at Somerset Park | Floral & Decor: Elegant Affairs | Hair & Makeup: Kanwal Batool | Catering: Moghul Catering


Clearwater Beach, FL Fusion Wedding by Diego Stuart Films

If beachside breezes, cinematic sunsets, and a dance floor that never quits are your love language, Shivani & Ryan’s wedding is about to steal your heart. Set against the sparkling Gulf waters at the incredible Hilton Clearwater Beach Resort & Spa, this was the perfect canvas for a celebration that blended coastal romance with vibrant Indian tradition—and the result was pure Filmy Friday magic.

From the very first frame captured by the talented Diego Stuart Films, it’s clear this wedding wasn’t just an event—it was a story unfolding in waves. Shivani & Ryan’s same-day edit feels like a love letter to sunshine and soulmates, layered with emotion, movement, and just the right amount of dramatic slow-motion (because what’s a wedding film without that epic entrance shot?).

The venue provided a dreamy oceanfront canvas for every event—from a lively sangeet to a heartfelt ceremony and a reception that shimmered beneath Florida skies. With Eventrics Indian Weddings at the helm, every moment flowed seamlessly. Known for their expertise in orchestrating large-scale Indian celebrations with precision and poise, the team ensured that each transition—from ritual to revelry—felt effortless.

Utopian Events transformed the space into a coastal-meets-classic wonderland. It was the kind of setup that makes guests pause mid-conversation just to take it all in.

Shivani was radiant, thanks to Beauty Marked, whose hair and makeup artistry gave her that flawless bridal glow that somehow survives humidity, happy tears, and hours of dancing. (A true achievement, honestly.) From her intricate mehndi by Henna Allure to her sweeping bridal entrances, every detail came together beautifully.

Let’s talk about energy. Awaaz Entertainment delivered a baraat that could probably be heard from space—in the best way possible. The beats were bold, the dancing was unstoppable, and by the time the reception kicked off, the dance floor was already primed for a full-scale celebration. Add in delicious bites by Saffron Caterer and a photo booth experience by The Gala Photo Booth, and you’ve got a guest list that left well-fed and fully entertained.

Joseph Kang Photography captured the still moments—the stolen glances, the laughter between friends, the golden-hour portraits that belong on a cover. 

That effortless fusion of cinematic storytelling and beachfront vibrance. Shivani & Ryan’s wedding proves that when you pair expert planning, talented creatives, and a setting as breathtaking as Clearwater Beach, magic is practically guaranteed.

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
As fate would have it, Ryan found himself at a Covid wedding in Chicago in May 2021, invited by a colleague he knew from Accenture. The bride, a longtime friend of Shivani’s from pharmacy school, had always dreamed of setting up one of her single friends in hopes of sparking a lasting romance. Ryan's dance moves weren't quite enough to win Shivani over, but a mistakenly "stolen" late-night coffee gave him the perfect opportunity to ask her out for a drink instead. Just a day before Shivani was set to return to Philadelphia, Ryan asked her on their first date, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Shivani had hoped for a proposal during their trip to Spain and Portugal in June 2023, but Ryan had bigger plans. A month later (and after a near-disastrous last-second derailing of his secret surprise), Ryan gathered several friends who had flown in and hid in the Planetarium. On a picture-perfect day with the Chicago skyline in the background, Ryan got down on one knee and asked Shivani to marry him at the exact spot where they had first met.

After a resounding "YES!" from Shivani, the couple was further greeted by friends and family in the West Loop to celebrate their engagement.

Tell us how you went about planning your wedding, and your overall experience with the Venues, Hair & Makeup, Outfits, Decor Theme, and all of the other important details.
We really let Eventrics take control over the timeline and we focused on finding our favorite vendors. Having curly hair made the hair piece of the weekend a little more stressful, but I looked at Instagram for inspo, made sure I had a trial set in place, and I was so so happy with the end result. For us, Eventrics was able to make sure we thought of everything before our wedding weekend so that if something were to go wrong, we were ahead of it.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
I knew I wanted to get my dress in India. So my masi, mom, and I went to Bombay and we fell in love with Shyamal & Bhumika. We also shared that we both came from the state of Gujarat which I loved. I wanted to stick with Red as that is traditional, and I wanted a timeless piece. We were able to find the most bejeweled Lehenga and I was thrilled.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Working with Eventrics. I looked forward to our meetings because they quickly became friends with my husband and I.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
I think the guests loved how smoothly everything went throughout the weekend. Our team was able to make sure our guests knew where to be. They also loved how we were able to mix both of our cultures together over the weekend. Lastly, the food was a major hit!

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
My husband's reaction to seeing me do classical indian dancing, Kathak, for the first time in real life. I did a solo dance during our Friday Welcome Party and he was just floored. I'll never forget his reaction!

For events other than your ceremony, please tell us as much as you would like about the decor, style, dances, and all the special details.
Kinjal and her team from Utopian Events were amazing. Our guests were floored with the reception decor and said they had never seen anything like it. They were able to go above and beyond for what we wanted and within our budget.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Trust the process and trust your wedding planners. Try not to be a bridezilla because the things you stress out about are probably minimal in the grand scheme of things.

Head over to Instagram and tell us your favorite Filmy Friday moment. We want to know.

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Venues: Hilton Clearwater Beach | Cinematography: Diego Stuart Films | Photography: Joseph Kang Photography | Planning & Design: Eventrics Indian Weddings | Floral & Decor: Utopian Events | Hair & Makeup: Beauty Marked | Catering: Saffron Caterer | DJ / Baraat / Lighting: Awaaz Entertainment | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Customizing Creativity | Mehndi Artist: Henna Allure | Photo Booth: The Gala Photo Booth


Yorba Linda, CA Indian Wedding by KimFilms & Hollycal Production

Angela & Sunjay’s began with a skeptical profile on Shaadi.com and a mother who said, “Just try it.” What was supposed to be one month of proving a point turned into virtual Netflix dates, long pandemic phone calls, and a friendship that quietly laid the strongest foundation. By the time they had their first in-person date, the connection was already undeniable. Sometimes “the one” doesn’t arrive with a dramatic entrance—sometimes he simply responds to your message.

When it came time to plan their wedding at the stunning Richard Nixon Library, a Platinum Guide venue and a true Southern California gem, the couple leaned into a vision that felt timeless and refined. With its grand architecture and manicured grounds, the venue provided a stately backdrop for both ceremony and reception—elevated yet warm, traditional yet modern. Angela, an emergency planner by profession, took the lead with calm precision, while Sunjay proudly selected the venue himself.

Under the thoughtful direction of SoCalEvents – Shumaila, who served as both planner and event designer, the wedding unfolded seamlessly. The décor by Deepti’s Florals embraced understated elegance—lush yet controlled, romantic without overwhelming the space. It was the kind of design that whispers luxury rather than shouts it. Rentals by Rosebud Rentals – Jessica Mora Casillas layered in softness and texture.

Angela made a bold and beautiful bridal choice—green. Though red is her favorite color, she had always envisioned herself as a green bride, long before meeting Sunjay. Working with Crossover Bollywood Se and Komal Creation – Komal Makkar, she brought that dream to life in a look that felt regal, intentional, and deeply personal. Her jewelry from IndiaTrend and Sokora Jewels added heirloom richness, while expert draping by Nisha Amin ensured every detail fell perfectly into place. Beauty by Dolled Up By Lulu gave Angela a polished, luminous finish that complemented the grandeur of the day without overpowering her natural elegance.

Sunjay looked effortlessly sharp in tuxedos from Nordstrom, embodying that classic groom energy we adore.

The culinary experience—an essential pillar of any unforgettable Indian wedding—was masterfully handled by White House Catering and Mantra Indian Cuisine, delivering flavors that guests are still talking about. The cake and sweet treats from the Richard Nixon Library and My Delight Cupcakery provided the perfect finale to an already indulgent celebration.

And then there was the energy. Dhamaka Productions kept the dance floor alive, proving once again why choosing the right DJ can define the night. (Fun fact: Angela’s sister meeting their DJ at another event sealed the deal. Sometimes fate handles vendor selection, too.)

Captured through the lens of KimFilms and Hollycal Production, every emotional glance, every joyful spin on the dance floor, and every quiet, reflective moment was preserved with cinematic grace. Their storytelling approach allowed the wedding to feel immersive—like you were right there in the ballroom, watching two resilient hearts choose joy after seasons of profound loss.

Because behind the elegance and celebration lies a deeper layer to Angela & Sunjay’s story. Over the course of five years, they experienced unimaginable grief—losing parents and beloved pets while planning their future together. They honored their loved ones with a memorial table, a quiet and meaningful tribute woven into a day centered on love.

This celebration was a reminder that weddings aren’t just about aesthetics—they’re about honoring the past, embracing the present, and stepping into the future hand in hand.

How did you meet your Groom and when did you know he was "the one"?
Sunjay and I met on Shaadi.com in 2020, on the eve of the pandemic. I was on shaadi.com because my mom kept telling me to go on there. I told her it would be pointless but signed up for a month to prove my point. I came across Sunjay’s profile a few times but didn’t interact with him until my last few days on the website. I ended up sending him a message and didn’t think he would respond. He did and the rest is history. Jk, he responded and then March came about and we went into shutdown. We ended up talking on the phone, watching Netflix virtually, and became really good friends over the course of the next 10 months. We went on our first date late in the year and have been together since then.

Share the scoop on your Proposal Story!
Sunjay had an elaborate set up for the proposal. We started talking about getting engaged and looking at rings in 2023, so I knew a proposal would be coming at some point but didn’t know when. Sunjay proposed in summer of 2023. Sunjay told me we would be going to a mixer type event for work. Prior to this event he took a keen interest in telling me to buy a nice dress and to get my nails done. So I thought ok this might be the proposal? We both met up in downtown and he made a big ordeal about forgetting to get his work name tag and went back to the car to get it. Once I saw the name tag I thought “oh ok we are going to a work event after all.” Once we got to the top floor and out of the elevator, an Ed Sheeran song started to play, til this day I can’t remember which one. We turned the corner and there was a whole set up with “Marry Me” letters, rose petals scattered all over the floor, and a photographer.

Tell us how you went about planning your wedding, and your overall experience with the Venues, Hair & Makeup, Outfits, Decor Theme, and all of the other important details.
I’d say I took the lead on wedding planning since I am an Emergency Planner by profession, it came easy to me. Sunjay was involved in the planning process, he actually picked out our venue Richard Nixon Library. We booked Dhamaka Productions as our DJ and it’s funny because while we were deciding on a DJ, my sister actually met our DJ at another event and that’s what sold us.

How did you select your bridal lengha or wedding dress? Did you have a favorite color in mind?
Red is my favorite color but I always wanted to be a green bride. I decided this even before I met Sunjay, I think I was subconsciously drawn to the color because it’s my mom’s favorite color and turned out to also be Sunjays favorite color. I followed CrossoverBollywoodSe on instagram for some time, so when the time came to design outfits it was a no brainer that I wanted to work with them for both bride and groom outfits.

What was the most enjoyable part of the planning process, and why?
Honestly, it was very challenging given that Sunjay’s mother suddenly and unexpectedly passed as we were planning for the wedding. We had to move our date out and it was an extremely difficult time. Also over the span of 5 years my dad passed away, both of Sunjay’s parents passed away, 2 of my dogs passed away, as did Sunjay’s dog. So it was very heavy and full of grief but we made it through together.

What did your guests particularly love about your Wedding?
The venue, the food, and the overall vibe. The feedback we got from our guests seems that they were not underwhelmed nor overwhelmed, it seemed just right and enjoyable.

Was there a really special moment in your wedding that constantly replays in your mind?
During cocktail hour our planner pulled us aside to show us the reception ballroom where we had an opportunity to take it in and were able to take a moment for ourselves.

For events other than your ceremony, please tell us as much as you would like about the decor, style, dances, and all the special details.
Our vendors worked really hard to pull something together that was representative of Sunjay and I. The wedding decor was understated, classic, and smooth just like us.

Do you have any words of wisdom for Brides-To-Be?
Plan early, step number 1 is pick the venue, and dates and everything will follow and fall into place.

Anything else you want to tell us? We'd love to hear all about your other details! (jewelry, mehndi, venue, cake, bouquets, etc.)
We had a memorial table set aside to honor my dad, Sunjay’s parents, and our dogs.

Tag @MaharaniWeddings and let us know which moment made your heart skip a beat.

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Venues: The Richard Nixon Library | Planning & Design / Event Designer: SoCalEvents | Floral & Decor: Deepti’s Florals | Hair & Makeup: Dolled Up By Lulu | Catering: White House Catering | Catering: Mantra Indian Cuisine | DJ: Dhamaka Productions | Bridal Fashions: Crossover Bollywood Se | Bridal Fashions: Komal Creation | Bridal Jewelry: IndiaTrend | Bridal Jewelry: Sokora Jewels | Cake & Treats: My Delight Cupcakery | Wedding Photographer & Cinematographer: KimFilm | Sangeet Photographer & Cinematographer: Hollycal Production | Draping/Styling: Nisha Amin | Favors: Pataree Studios | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Velvet Boxes and Wedding Card from Etsy | Invitations & Wedding Stationery: Gold Mirror Box from Amazon | Mehndi Artist: Monica Sharma | Rentals: Rosebud Rentals | Tuxedos: Nordstrom


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